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New Zealand’s relations with China and the United States w/ Associate Professor in Politics and International relations, Stephen Noakes: 23rd July 2024

New Zealand’s relations with China and the United States w/ Associate Professor in Politics and International relations, Stephen Noakes: 23rd July 2024

New Zealand’s relations with China and the United States w/ Associate Professor in Politics and International relations, Stephen Noakes: 23rd July 2024 New Zealand’s relations with China and the United States w/ Associate Professor in Politics and International relations, Stephen Noakes: 23rd July 2024, 6.91 MB
Tuesday, July 23, 2024

During Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s visit to the United States, he spoke to several leaders and figures about New Zealand’s relationship with the country. Particularly, he spoke about further aligning and the potential for Aotearoa to join AUKUS. 

In response, former Prime Minister Helen Clark and her political rival Don Brash released statements criticising the move, particularly for its potential impact on Aotearoa’s relationship with China.  

Wire host Castor spoke to Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations at the University of Auckland and Director of the China Studies Centre in the New Zealand Asia Institute, Stephen Noakes, about Aotearoa’s relationship with each of these countries, their value, and how it can be preserved moving forward.